The Sun. — London, England, 1808-10-25 00:00:00

1 - . „. • - s' 9.41ap-10 1 3 -Tim -L. • Itif„-_, __,-..--4-:- - - , -.-‹ ‘1 • ,J 4 4).ei,:',A • 1 , t A. . i k w -!....' .... , . 1 et',.., ' ' • .:-4-P : -142 , .-',.:. • - Vst itil42.t , e,..:4 0 c , • I. : •tk', .. ~,,".-., 4 t ir:.:...,..i...,...-ie r -7;),:.,..,„,...,.....,., ~..- - , 45 ,, ,- , 4 ..t 4 , 31 , 0;- . ;;--, • • -- -0 ,, ,Ait?1.4ft,-, ,, ~ 0 *., v , . , 01 110,0kr ci ‘‘..i T r T, THEATRF ..'ROYAL,,DRURY - LP ,NE. 411 S PIIESE NT _EVENING, Oa . 25, 1808, will be perfor med THE ( L'ONSTANT COUPE ,E; Or, A tRIP TO THE (tTRILI- .E. Sir Harr Wildair, Mr. El-Lis - v. ON; Alde..rma n Smuggler, Mr. DOWT 'ON; Colone I Standard, Mr. PUTNP hM ; Clinch .er, jun. Mr. MATHE' vVS ; Beau C lincher, Mr. BAN NISI 'ER; Lady vilfetirlwell, Mrs. POWE: LL • I..ady I )arting, 'Miss TI DS w Le; Angelica, Miss RAY hrley, Mrs. SCOTT.. VVITI; BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOS ITV . 4uonielqu4 s (Blue Beard), Mr. H .AYMOND ; Ibt Mr. MATH.I " WS; klim, Mr. I. SM'7 111; ona t a b ac, Mr. BANNI I .STER; Vlassan, Mr. SCRI' VEN;, F; ititha, Mrs. MOUS TAIN ; Irene, Miss LY( IN ; • Ilecia, Mrs. BLA Hp - The Danc, e, composed by b Ir. D'EGv ILL E• • Ito Xes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s „ 6d. Second Price 2s. —. ,'"alkry 2s. No M oney to be ctur a Sec , aid Price I Jpper Gallery is. S econ d r rice6d— r m t. • ( Mice, places for the I l I oxes reef. to be take not Mr. Spring, a t th e B o x - Rs 11• The Doors to f,c opened at I .calf past Five -an d be at *ial(past Six. g T o-morrow, t he Comedy 01 : The Way,to Win Him ; with The Grand Rom ance of Blue Beard ; or, Female Curiosity. On Thursday , the c 4 .”era tic Drama of The Travellers ; J "Yao, Mr. fir pham ( his first appearance this seas on ) ; D.,,ng /w ith the Comic Drama of ih ree an d t h e D euce. Un Saturday, the Come/ of The World T_THE T 'HEATRE, HAY-MARKET. o_moßi lOW EVENING, Oa . . 26, 1808, will be p erforrne d rag MAT OF THE WORLD. Sir Per tibax i lacsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; EXertcr n, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; 1110, Mr. MURRAY ; , Mr. BRUNTON ; Rodolp h. Li in y ltnrcourt, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Consitittd;ia, Miss NORTON. THE P( c . WITH T OF HERMANSTADT; . `Jr X tE, , , I'l :INC ESS AND NO PRINCESS. The Mus ic composed by Mr. jouv L. the Principal Charaders by Mr. T MO MPSON, •Mr.-BRUNTON, Mr. 1 'Alt LEY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr . LISTON I, A tr, CHAPMAN, Mr. JEFEERIES, Mrs. H. Mr. ,K,I.NG, Mr. W. MURR A Y , j of. INSTON, Mrs. HUMPHRIES, M "rs I )AVENPORT, o cc . &c. The Dances b ,v. M. aster OSCAR BYRNE, the Mis ses - ADAMS, &c. Boxes Price bs. : i eco nd I Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. " - Galle Second is. laces tor 2s . the 13oxe 's to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Office, in the hay -mat ket. r .ti, 9- Ladies : •11(1 Gen tlemen are requested to order their ,„ -° achinen to set down a nd take up with their horses' heads — ,,wards Pall- Mall: hill`-' 1 1 account of the gra it overflow from every part of the :!!catr redst 1 ltUrsday nig ht, the Tragedy of The Gamester I,l3e_peare don Thut S. ay next ; with the Musical Farce o p e F t _Y,, bYtght ; or, i .ong Stories. A :,„_. - _tt., , Y i he Comic Oi 'era of The Woodman. new Opera , with entira y new Scenes, Dresses, and De: .eorattons, is it l preparation: and will be produced imme diately. 'b.._ PHIL—AN TH :R()i "-- "if: c ANI% :I.JITY iNsTI TurioN, THENo. t :e9, PALL -MA LL, LONDO N. 06 iti of this Insti ;mita is to , rescue per -4,,,t . soils rdial rig Money from i the impositlnta pra6iised by „,,..3. r l!ng intlivic !was, am, als o t -- o enable ottita'rs to . make a 4' yyiston tor afi Iture period, on a . most liberal i tlan. will realise _,_l•:leirsons inves tiny; blowy in th is Institutinii ~i TN }, Percent, i tcr annum for evt out every year, be s ides 'r, payable in January and Y • • •id non thereto, by the ac cumuidt.. a great at • ation ion or particitlar part of the profits, iuy the oper- In i: toiot ? cu i s. C of °_ i t ri h P e o . rnd Interest. lature of the secut ity and prix iciple of the co o „, t19 11 , _, ina‘ Ib e had in Pall' Ma 11, and pay; .nests on cll. ti t4sr . oi t he 0 i i ce N o , 109 , P a ll 11% fall, may• be made at 4. H "S 0 1 . l and. Co. Bankers, Stt .uid. ' R. F. THO? iIPSON, Sult . ci tor ar .d Manager. 1.. t ._ , _____...........-. w e t :, 1 - 4 F` ;NTLEM AN, 'whose - Lett er, sent on :` nothi;„ - " 4 ..1 last to his Friend, ends with these words. 4e w il l - f r c an lead to it," will repair to that Ft :end's House, n _ ion_ do In atters exaaly as they should be. c., --, laer 24, icB. %......;____,....._ AT .r() PARENTS AND GUARDIA NS. . 4EA DEALER and GROCER, c ,f the moat as au r i N es Pett hie connexions. having a Vocalie v for a Youth time he ice, one of his young men being j .ist out oI 1_ a ate wi ll , an - aorne Prerniu ireAadiliresks to ' I ti is l . e a .•. t i be cor ~, cred• as one of the _Fami ly. A h d - ro cr s 0 , i' - c le te s a sr . s. Bendry, Brook, a ---_______,_ Id Jewry-. THE feai ;ore which distinguishes the liubi. th e PR sent Lottery f rom those lately,op lc actopti in and patronage i s , t h at i n ad d thgivrorti on of ► Capitals anal a li,nited num b er o f s e Five hundred whole Tickets, w i t h . a .4)4% Shall bel .o,g to them at the conclusion a Sc e ach or tb e first Draw:Prizes ati.:>ve isl. c th e . u nd days. This -is certainly very advai:t A Z s ers and likely to meet public,approbation k'':hem' a• : large may be .had (gratis) at (: 4k er, No. •I, Charing-cross, the oldest Ot!to 'iaelliti Carriers Bank Notes, POSt-t.fE n, , t hitt e t - , 4,,, t . ' (earria ;.t crpost p aidp) :.:xecitted the sm, he ow , • • oil i all Prizes paid On ale! --......._____ c.4t :4 •tin , ,, ( ad Hulbcrt's, Scheme of offered to the non to a lar g e other Prizes, the Benefits t the Lottery, n the tirst and ,eous to Put- fitter's, Stock. Orders by ce Orders re. as if present, . I\l.W LOTTERY, -.7" ° 'egln Drtwing the 13th of December SL E E NIE. - 44D;c00 , tBoB. 4 P r , i, es of • are 5 - . Jo,coo . s‘ 5,000 - - - ,CBo s on, - - : 1,000 - - • - . SOO 20 44 100 . " • • 4,8z0 " - - 'rickets T ki-E SCH: EME of this Lottery exceed tii9l43 i t abOU is in CAPITAL PRIZES ; 1t) the usual allotted by Governmen I : rati on hag s_ 14;di6 i'vrtni ISsion of the Lends of .the Treas: "naNe a Free ;ifsWhole Tickets, t ich . it is iinpo ssible to calculate, Aviitovtlng capit. ti Prizes as they may 4 of 2 . - £20, 000 I 6 - - of - . - 10, 0 0 0 10 - - - - - 20 7 n0i) - 10,000 100 - 50 • - 6,000 '5 - _ - - . scoo - 2,000 2,200 2;5L0 - 72,106 Z Zoo, 000 all others, and in addi. the Con. :ry for him ae Value .nf contain the 500 E bOOO 500.1 2o - - There lre 2 e. &c. 411•I n i, ' oir to o'Picketsin t e - A l ` inks to a p ri . '.• re only r9,, , L0 I' is ' h Lottery, ►vit ~• A sp eedy I, • ~e ;but thert..a . ry. as St ..ts a . 1 li rcl rase is therefore necessa ~ v.v S n,,,atticii, dto particular 'I ickets d .13e,c,„Q--- Uay ,s• a ad the vvhole Lottery will be d .iiare. t , t ,. - - are em it led to a Proportion of the a'oov 1 4 ,ets And S tires are selhug at every Lit= c ' 444 4,1 jack Agents. 11 not Three nets tor Sal,:. perior.l3ale- The First an(! :awn In Four I c Benefits. ►set Lottery. 1 1 To j. COGGAN, Esq. High Sheriff' of the County of Essex, &c. SIR, • Chelmsford, Oit.'t3, WE request you will take the earliest opportu nity to .convene a Meeting of the , Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County, •for the poi . .. of taking into' consideration the T erms of the late Convention in Portugal, acceded to by the Commanders of His Majesty's Forces in that Country, and of expressing to His Majesty their sentiments on the occasion. We are, Sir, _ _ irour . obedient humble Servants, . St. Vincent Peter Ducane, jun. Petre Peter Wright Filmer Honeywood T. T. Cock Richard Nevile R. Knight Allen Francis Vincent John Griggs Richard Baker I. W. Hull Montague Burgoyne J. Box Charles Callis Western Thomas Bonham Wm. Smith T. W. Western. The High Sheriffhas appointed Friday the 28th, at Twelve at Noon, for the Meeting, at the Shire Hall, Chelmsford. ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OF IRE LAND. riri. HE WRITS for ELECTING a TEMPO RAL .1 PEER of IRELAND to succeed to the vacancy matte in the Representation of the Peerage of Ireland by the death of the Earl of Clanricarde, will be ready to be delivered at this Office, on Monday, .the 24th day of October instant, to the several Lords now entitled to vote; whose Names and Titles of Honour will be published in the London and Dub lin Gazettes of that date ; or they will be forwarded by Post, to every such Lord who shall send directions in writing for that purpose, and his Address to this OifiLe. The Writs for such Peers as reside in Dublin will be delivered ,at their re. spedive Houses. • THOMAS BOUCHIER, Deputy Clerk Crown in Ireland. • Crown and Hanaper. Office, Dublin, :Bth October, 1808. N. B. By the Ad of Union, no Peer (except the 28 Re presentative Peers), can vote, without first taking the Oaths of Allegiance, &c. before a Magistrate in Ireland, after the issuing the Writs, and before they are returnable. - - TO SCHOOL MASTERS. — THE SCHOOL-MASTERS throughout Great .t. Britain are respedfully informed, that the KEY to JOYCE'S PRACIICAL ARITH - ME'l IC was this day published, and may be had of all BoOksellers. Price Half- , a-Crown bound. Besides containing Answers and Solutions to all the Questions, many of them worked at length, it contaii.s also Questions f o r th e E xerc i se o f Students, am:d System of Mental-Arithmetic for Proficients. Mr. Joyce's Arithmetic, to whiCh the above Work is 'a Key, is already well kn,wit among Teachers as the only System adapted to real Transadions, in which, likewise, all the Tables of Weights and Measures are moderniz.c4.l. It may be had of all Booksellers, with a full allowance. Price 3s. 6d. bound. London, Oat. 3d, 6°,8. By the Author of the celebrated Pamphlet - DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND, • Dedicated to. the Ladies. • This Osy was published, By T. Goddard, Military Bookseller and. Stationer, Pall.. Mall, in Two Volumes, tamp. price cos. 6d. in boards, illustrated with appropriate E ngrav i ngs, 1 6 i MORAL, HiILOSOPHICAB, and SATIRI CAL WORK, catled.TllE TRAP ; delineating the Snares in which Kings, Princes, and their Subjects have been caught since the days of Adam. The Work will contain the Causes, Whimsical Weds, Signs, jealousies, and Remedies of Love, in young Men, vvo inen WidoWs, and aged Persons i • and be interspersed with Reflettions on Conjugal Infidelity, arising out of se veral recent cases of C-rit. Con. besides possessing a variety of curious Anecdotes. P. S. The ()piers for this work hating much exceeded the expedation of the Publisher, he has been induced to enlarge the Edition, wh ch has protraded its phbl,catin. LtrEkATuRE. The following Works wero lately published by LONG MAN, HU RST, BEES, and ORM E, PATER NOSTF.R.ROW. i. THE NEW UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER, or GEOGRAPHHIAL DICTIONARY ; con taining a Description of all the - Empires,. Kingdoms, States, Provinces, Cities, Towns, Forts, Seas; Harbours, Rivers, Lakes, Mountains, and Capes in the kno . ..vn World; with the Government, Customs, Manners,. and Religion of the , Inhabitants; the Extent, Boundaries, a st 14atural Produc tions of each Country; the Trade, ManufaCtaries, and Cu riosities of the Cities and Towns, culletted from the best Autlyes ; their Longitude,. Latitude, Bearings, and Dis. tances, from the best and moat authentic Charts. By the Rev. Clement Cruttwell. lii four large vols. Svo. price 31. 135. 6tl. in boards, without the Atlas, and 51. ss. with the Atlas half bound. Also the Atlas separate, containing 28' whole Sheet Maps, neatly coloured, and half-bound, price il. its. 6d, - a. A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of ENG LA ND. Exhibiting the various Subdivisions of each County into Hundreds, Lathes, Wapentakes, &c. The Valuations in the King's Books; the Pat ronSiit the Ecclesiastical Benefices; and the Tutelary Saint of ea. 11 Chinch. The Distance and Bearing of every Paiisli, , or Hamlet, from the nearest Post.- dice Town—Markets—fairs—Corporations —Free Schools —The Situation and Description of Monasteries, and:other Religious Houses •--Members ut Parliament—Assizes and Petty Sessions. Coiled - 6d from' the most authentie'Docu melds, and arranged in alphabetical order. By Nicholas Carlisle,. Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London. In two thick vols. 4to. price Si. is beards. 3- The: G EOG RAPIIY and ANTIQUITI ES of ITHACA, dedicated by permission - to the King, by Wil liam Cell, Esq. M. A. F.R.S. F.5.4^.. and Member of the Society of Diletanti. In one vol. 4to. illUstrated by several Engravings, price 21. 125. 6d. boards. 4. A DESCRIPTION OF CEYLON, containing an Ac count of the Country, Inhabitants, and Natural,Ptodudions ; with Narratives ot a Tour round the Island in 'Soo, the Cain pa.ign in Candy in tBo3, and a tourney to Ratinsserain in tSO4. lay the Rev.-James Cutdiner, A.M. late Chaplain to the Gar. rison of Colombo. In two VOL.s 410. illustrated by 25 En gravings from Original Drawings, price 31. 135. lid. boards. s. IRA V E I.S. in ASIA and AFRICA, including a 'our. ney from Scanderoon to Aleppo, and over the Desert to hag_ dad and BaSsora ; a Voyage ir o ns Bilssora-to Bombay, anti along the Western Una tot India; aVovage . tiont Bombay to Mocha and Suez in the Red Sea, - and-a - fourney'froin Suez-to Cairo and Rosetta, in kg_ pt. By the late Abrahain_Parsons, Esq. Consul and FadiAr Marine at Scmderoon. In one vial'. 4to. embellished with two Enwavin,o, price il. ss. in boards. 6. LETTERS written doting a snort ReSicence in- SPAIN and PoiRTU(; AL. By Robert Southey. In z vols. fools cap Svo. pace los. 6d: tads: A new Ed-tion,' corn: elect and amended. 7.. CHRONICLE of the CID, RODRIGO DIAZ' DE B! VAC, 'the Campeador. Corrected by Robert Southey. In I val. oo..price ii. 1.3.5. boards. S. The HISTORY oithe ORKNEY 'ISLANDS. By the Rev. G. Barry, D.D. Nlinister of Shapertshay. The Second Edition,Avith considerable Additions and Notes, by the Rev. Mr. Headrick. , Ins vol. 4to. illustrated with an accurate arid extensive Map of the Island, and it Plates of the most .;.7.Jeds the,. contain, price its. 6d. bds. 9. HIS I' RI CA 11, ANECDOTES, illustrative of the Pepravities, Manners, Customs, Dresses, and Amusements of the Citizens of London duling'the;lBth Cen tury, vith a Review (tithe State of Society in tBo7. Illustrat ed by 5o Engravings. - By lalnes Yeller Malcolm, F.S.A.' Author of Londmiurn ltedivivutn, &c. price at. as. boards. to. THE LAY OE' THE LAS MINSTREL, a Poem, Ballads and Lyrical Pieccs. fly Walter ~ Scott, Esq. Ele-, gantly pr tacit by liallantyne, on - superfine wove paper and hot:pressed, the Bth Edittuit, poce at, as. in boards. A few copies are printed on tine paper, pr ic e 3 1. 135 . 6d. b oar d s. This . Volllluc, with Martnion, forms the whole of Mr. Scbit's Poetical Works. it, I LLUSTIt A VI ON'S of the I.av of the Last Minstrel, cetti)ttlig of ,velve Views of the River Borhwi‘k, Et . . .7. trick, Yarrow, Tiviot, and Tweed. Engraved by las. He R. A. &Om Drawings taken on the, spot. By J. Sclietky, Esq. of Oxford. To which are affixed, Descriptions and Annotations, by Mr. Walter Scott. In 1 vol. :Ito. price it. t is. 6d. or on large Paper and Proof Impressions, price 21. 12S. 6d. boards. 12. PARTENOPEX D 4 BLOIS. A Romance. In four Cantos. Freely translated from the French of M. Le Grand, with Notes. Ity,W. Stewart Rose. In one v01.4t0. elegantly printed by liallantyne, with numerous Engravings, from De signs by Mr. Richard Sinirke,lllostrative of the Scenery and Habits of the twelfth and thirteenth Centuries, price 21. as. boards. 13. LETTERS and SONNETS on Moral and other In teresting Subjects. Addressed to Lord John Russel. By Edm, Cartwright, D. D. Prebendary of Lincoln, and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Bedford. In one vol. foolscap Bvo. price Ss. boards. ta. EDWY and ELGIVA, anal Sir EVERARD. Two Tales. By the Ro.r. Robert Bland. In one vol. Foolscap Bvo. price 7s. boards, is. THE RESURRECTION, a Poem.. By fohn Stew art, Esq. In one vol. foolscap Bvo. price 75. ih extra boards. 16. THE WARRIOR'S RETURN, and other POEMS. By Mrs. ()pie. In foolscap Bvo.-embellished with a Frontis piece, price 6s. in extra boards. 17. SPECIAIENN ot the LATER ENGLISH POETS, to ,the End of the last Century, with Preliminary Notices, intended as a Continuation of Mr. Ellis's Specimens of the early English Poets. lay Robert Southey. lii vols. Crown Bvo. price el. I is. 6d. boards. 18. SPECIMENS of ENGLISH DRAMATIC POETS who lived about the Time of Shakspeare, with Notes. By Charles Lamb. In crown Bvo. price los. 6d. boards. r 9. METRICAL • LEGENDS and other POEMS. By Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Esq. In one vol. Bvo. price Ss. in boards. 2.0. ILLUSTRATIONS of SHAKSPEARE, and of ' ANCIENT MANNERS, with Dissertations on the Clowns of Shakspeaye,' on the ColleCtion of popular Tales, entitled Gesta Roinatiorum ' and on the Engli s h M orr i s D ance, By Francis Douce. In 2 vots. medium Bvo. with numerous Engravings, price tl. i is. 6d. in boards. • s '2l. An ACCOUNT - of the LIFE and WRITINGS of JAMES URUCE, of Kinnaird, Esq. F. R. S. Author of Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile, in 1768, 9, 7 0 , 1, 2, 3. By Alex. -Murray, F.A.S. E. and Secretary 1 . 1. r Fo. reign Correspondence. In one vol. 4!0 al. izs. Id. boaras. 22. A CHRONOLOGICA REGISTER of both Houses of the BRITISH R E NT, from the , Union in 1708, to the fourth Parliament of the United King. dom of Great Britain and Ireland, in 1807. By Robert Beat son, L. L.D. In three vols. Bvo. price il. 1 ts. scl. boards. 23. ENQUIRIES, HISTORICAL and MORAL, re specting the - Charader of Nations and the Progress of So ciety, exhibiting a view of the Moral History of Man, of the • Manners and CharaCters of Nations, and the circumstances on which thse are dependent : also, a View of Society as it exists in the earlier stages of its progress. By Hugh Murray. In one vol. Bvo. price tos. 6d. boards. 24. A BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE ot the EMPIRE of G R EAT 13 RITA I N : in which are Memoirs and Cha raders of the most celebrated persons of each family. Jay Sant. Egerton Brydges, Esq. Vols. I and 2, (containing ':•• Peerage of England), with the Arms neatly engravtdon price 16s. ' ' • - 25. The, BRI FISH CICERO, or a Seledion of the most admired Speeches in the English lai•tguage ; arranged under three distind Heads of Popular, Vartiamentary, and luiticial Oratory ; • with Historical Illustrations: • To Which is pre fixed, an Introduction to the Study. and Przdice ot Eloquence. By Thomas Brown, L.L.D. Author of " Veridatium Poeti7 corn," " the Union DiCtionary," &c.. &c. In 3 vols. tivo. price rI. t is. 6d. boards. 26. The HISTORY-of the Rise, Progress, and Accom plishment ot the AB9LITION or the SLAVE TRADE. By T. Clarkson, M.A. In 2 vols. Svo. with illustrative Engravings, price tl.4s. hoards. 27 . An ACCOUNT of lAMAICA and its INRABI TA NTs. By a Gentleman long resident in the West Indies. In Bvo. price 75. 6d. boards. 28. AA:Mt:MRS of the LIEFof DAVID C A RRICK, Esq.. interspersed with CharaCkrs and Anecdotes of the Theatrical Contemporaries, the wrwle forming a tlibiory of the Stage, Nuch in - eludes a period of 36 years. Ry D av ies. A new Edition, in z vdls. :Svo. with copious ad ditions and illustrations in the form of ts:oces, price 145. boamds. 29. TRAVELLING RECREATlONS,comprisingava_ riety of original Poems, Translations, , Stc. By Win. Parsons, Esq. 2 vols. foolscap Bvo. with eight beautiful Engrav ings, from original Designs by a Lady, price rl. is boards. 30. An IN PRODUCTION to rho S I'UDY of BO TANY. By I. E. Smith, M.D. .L. S, I vol. Svu. price 145 boards. • SERMONS on various . Subjeets. By jer. Taylor, Chaphint in Ordinary to King Charles I. and late Lord, )p of Down and Connor. 111 3 vols. Stu. . price ii. 7s. ‘:.,,..rd5• • • . 3z. The RULE and EXERCISES or HOLY DYING. The 17th Edition. By ler. Taylor, 0.0. lit t Vol. Bvo. price 7s. boards. .33. Ail I ATROIIUCTIoN to the Knowledge of rare and valuable Editions of the Greck and Latin Clasncs, the 3d Edition, with additional Authors and Biographical Notices, chiefly of English By the Rev. Tnoinas Erognall F.S.A. In z Crown Svc). price tBs. boards. 34. JUDGMEN':" and NLERCY for AFFLICTED SOULS or -Meditations,' Soliloquies, and PraYers. By Francis Quarles. With a Biographical and Critical Intro duction. By Reginald Wolt, ESC!. 111 i vol. Crown Bvo. a new. Edition, with a Head of the Anchor, by Freeman, pi ICC 7s. in boards. . . 35. LIVES of ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS, trans lated "from the French, of Fenel.4ri i With Notes and a Life of the Author. By the Rev. john Curnia::k, MA, In 2 vols. foolscap Bvo. The 2d Edition, printed by Baliardyne, ptice 12s_, in boards. - 36, NEW GBSERVATIONS on the Natural History.of BEES. By Franeisklutier. • Transtared from the 014;iaal. In t val. i'mo. The 2.t1 Edit. prce ems, 6.L boards. 37. EVIDENCES of NATURAL G I ON, and CHRISTI ANI 2.. Y. B the Rev. T..Warson. In r vul. 12.1110. price 93. boards, a new 38. ,MATH EM ATI CS 'Si Al Pi. I FIE l), Pradically illustrated by the adaptation of the principal problems to the ordinary put poses of lite, and by a progress: ve arrangement, applied to the must familiar objects id the plainest terms ; together with a complete' Essay on the Arc of Surveying Lands, &c. by sitc.h simple Inventions as may for ever banish the necessity of costly and coniplex l nstruidents. by Capt. Th. Williamson. Author Of the . Wlld Sportvof India. 1,11 Bvu. with 23 plates, price 93. boards. 39. PA LM kIN of ENC.; LAN 'J. 'By Franco De Mo reas. Corrected by Rob. Southey, front the original Portu. guese. in tour large vuls tholseap - 8v •. price it. Bs. boards. 40. A RTLESS •TA LES, in .3 vuls. By Mrs. I-furry, prico• iss. boards. • . 41 KNI G H I'S ; a Romance, by R. C. Dallas Esq. # In 3 vol.:. 'zil .). price t is. beards. , . 42., The, 11 IG /ILA NDE RS, and other Poems,' by . Mr s . Gram. In I vol. price 7s. bomds., 4;. A - PRACTICAL DICIIONARY of DOMESTIC ME DI CIN E, for the special use of tbe. Clergy, Heads of Families; and yuung Practitioners in Medicine. This work exhibits a ebinprenensive View or Wk.. ltest Discoveries re lative to the Causes, Treatment, and Prevention of Diseases, and a popular Description of the following Subjects, so.far as they regard .the Health of' Man,: the Well-bein:'of , Society, and the general Cure of Maladies, viz. Anatomy, Casualties, Chernistry,,Cloathing, Dietetics, Medical Police and luris.. prudence, Pharmacy, Phisology, Surgery, Midwifery, The. rapeutics, &c. &c. By Richard Reece, M.D. Member .of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Author of the Domestic Medical Guide, &c. In one large vol. royal t vo. price as. boards. SERMONSon SEVERAL SUBJECTS. By the late Rev. Wm. Paley, D.D. Subdean of Lincoln, Prebendary of St. Paul's; and Redor of Bishop -Wearmouth, Author of " Natural Theology," " Moral Philosophy," itte,„ In t vol. Bvo. price los 6d. boards, 45. ROMAN'tIC TALES. By. M. G. Lewis. Author of the Monk, Actelgitha, ere. In 4 vols..l2rno. pace rl.4s. bo..rds. 4 6 . TIIE* RING AND THE WELL: a Romance. In, 4 tiols. I.2drio. price iSs. boards. L lA' G.UFF IC'E , Oft. 12, 1 T HE CO MMLS /0 NE R S for MTV,' ILLING 31,4)Esl''') NAPPY do hereby give A r eicr,That on I.,Vdnesday the 261'0f N.:vembee next, they will be realy to. re. ceive Tenders in writing- (sealed up), and treat fin- such ities of WEST INDIA RUM as shall he eltneinded forte use of His Majesty's Ship: and Vessels at Leith, Leith Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh, /or twelve Months certain ; ester:' l ' further, until Six Month: warning shall he given on either side, for the termination . of the said Contrail : to be paid for by payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may he seen at the Seer etary's Office, at this Office, or by appJ•ing to the Co&aer of flit 111.1. jesly's Customs at Leitb No regard will be hail to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted ix words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said If/ed./cagy, the 2d of November next, nor unless the Person tuba makes the Tender, or some Person on his behali, attends, to answer, when edited' , fcr. DISEASES OF THE URETHRA, AND CERTAIN COMPLAINTS. AS sole Proprietor of DAI N's celebrated Me dicated Boogies and Remedies ' Mr: DU Ft) U R informs the `PUblic; that h e may, a s usual, be daily consulted from Nine to Three, at his flousf, No. 54, Frith-street, Soho, on cases .of SulC - tures, Obstructions, Gleets, See. .as well as Gonorrlice Debility : and every Disorder 'where secrecy is so essentially rt..quisite, that every Patient is introduced in a separate ap.arment. Mr. D. has 413 - r ina . tiy years. confuted hititsedf to that department of Surgery, and from exrensive praeirce. and the - most flattering success, he is enabled to offer a method of cur e , m ild, e ffi cac i ous, requiring no .ceo finernent or i'estraint in Diet, and' which prevents a relapse. Persons m the country stating their cases fully, in a Letter, enclosing a IL or a 21. note, will have proper reniedies sent to the amount. For the various sym;Ailnis, &c. see, just publish:A the Sixth. Edition, price 25..6d. A Treatise on Coin.e above plaints. To be hadlt the Author's House, the only nlace where his Bougies ate sold. THE REV: MR..BARCLAY:s PATENT . OUS PILLS. Ir was a remark -of th e ce l e b ra t e d Dr. 13ochau, Author' of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stont.-ch• and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of ths Countr!., ivhich lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal Diseases ; that the person who could discover tor the relief and cure a sate and infallible remedy Would per. tinni a.most important service to society. That discovery has_ now been made ill the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William, liarclay, the extensive - sale of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has considerab4 lessened the number of these complaints ; and bids Lair, to a short time, to be the means o f ent i rely eradi. eating them. These Pilis have a quick and safe operation, they act powerfulty. and specifically on .the Bile, and thus• remove the numerous disord ers connected with it, Sick. Head-Aches, Flatulence; Liver Complaints, jaundice, Ner. vous Disorders from Indigestion, glee. They are the most valuable gamily Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the Moat respeitable evidence of Ai; first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a . C u re.. ThiS valuable Medicine, having been used with succesi, is recommended by the followingAistinguished.,Personaget*-7 The Right- Hon. Viscount - Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir Cohn Iloneywood, Bart. M.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.Y. for L'enyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. , tor Litchfield.. . lames Aruyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholaon, Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Herttord. Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas liammetsley, Esq. l'all,Mall. C. W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The liev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbithop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. t'. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, N0..4, Cheapslde; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stafford -street, Old Bond-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. iso, Ox ford-street ; -and lay a►l respectable Venders in Town . and Country. ' . A Ciution.-Mbserve the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which iS affixed on the outside wrap. per of each box ; all not so stamped, are a dangerous iini. tatien. Wice ss. 6d. and Los. per box, 'with ample directions. RENOVATED HEALTH. T T has been too frequently the subjai a: just and general reptobacion, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered ,themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic, For the - purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and int perience, and to prevent us from being classed among those ernpirics whose imprudent pretensions,have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened h faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quiremerits. After having received a regular medical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs. G rinded and Blizard, whose lectures and prat:Bee we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London 4pital s We - entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated seliool.for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. ny :hose 'eminent professors, Drs. Monro e Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particUlar objett of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infedion a perted reestablishment is completed in the short period of two days.; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other prattitioners have failed of success, a propel - perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. •Amidst the. melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre;• - quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must' be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode ottrearrnent, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ouS constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the 'great.. est secrecy and honoti,r. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and .from 6 in the evening till so at night. Vatients in the country are requested to state the particu. tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in closing a remittance tor ai-ivice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. _ _ CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 1.7, Hatton—garden. tp" Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and, Edintutrg,h, of the 'diligence, skill, and humanity, with Which they per formed the duties assiAned :nem during the tith e t h e y at . fended their L'eCturei and Practive.